Question

Make 5 types of questions: 1. I will play computer games tomorrow. 2. They ran at the stadium last week. 3. We are dancing in the hall now. 4. She writes in her exercise-book every day. 5. He was doing his homework the whole day(Bech jehu) yesterday.​

Answer 1

1. Will you play computer games tomorrow? 2. When did they run at the stadium? 3. Who is dancing in the hall now? 4. Does she write in her exercise-book or in her student's book every day? 5. He was doing his homework the whole day yesterday, wasn't he?

Answer 2

Types of Questions

1. Future Simple Tense (Will): - Example: "I will play computer games tomorrow." - Question Type: Will the speaker play computer games tomorrow?

2. Past Simple Tense: - Example: "They ran at the stadium last week." - Question Type: Did they run at the stadium last week?

3. Present Continuous Tense: - Example: "We are dancing in the hall now." - Question Type: Are they dancing in the hall now?

4. Present Simple Tense: - Example: "She writes in her exercise-book every day." - Question Type: Does she write in her exercise-book every day?

5. Past Continuous Tense: - Example: "He was doing his homework the whole day yesterday." - Question Type: Was he doing his homework the whole day yesterday?

These question types correspond to the different tenses used in the given statements, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the various grammatical structures.